Division on Visual Impairments

VIDBE-Q Volume 69 Issue 3 area, it is a closely knit community. Students can be connected with one another and with mentors who can help them navigate their journey to independence. Maine DBVI and Catholic Charities Maine enjoy an excellent partnership with the most qualified individuals, all working together as part of a team of educators to implement quality education to students in the state who have low vision and/or blindness. Together, both agencies make the learning and education of the students a positive experience that creates life-long success.

• Cover Page
• DVIDB-Quarterly_APH ConnectCenter
• Message from the Editor
• AIS: Vision Impaired, Orientation & Mobility Specialists, and AT Specialists Recruiting
• President's Message
• GITWL
• New Certification in Deafblindness: Addressing Ohio's Priorities
• vidbeq-advertisers
• The University of Massachusetts Boston Vision Studies Program
• ESBVIC recruitment
• Educating Students with a Visual Impairment in Maine
• VIDBE-Q Convention Issue 2025
• Annual Fashion Show at the Foundation for Blind Children
• Table fo Contents
• Getting in Touch with Literacy: The Legacy Continues
• DVIDB on Facebook